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The priest carries the censer and the faithful bear icons, banners and the cross.
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A censer sometimes can be found at an antique shop, but the word can be confusing.
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A home censer was heated with glowing charcoal that ignited the incense.
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An altar server or acolyte will swing the censer slowly during the reading or chanting.
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A 7th-century hand-held gilded-bronze censer is priced at $600,000.
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Moses told them to come the next morning with a censer for every man.
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A vintage censer is an old container used for burning incense.
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Then the angel took the censer and filled it with fire from the altar and threw it on the earth.
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The decorative 12-inch-high censer with a pierced lid, handles and feet was valued at $3,000 to $5,000.
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- A container for burning incense (especially one that is swung on a chain in a religious ritual)
- Censers are any type of vessels made for burning incense. These vessels vary greatly in size, form, and material of construction. ...
- (censers) A metal pot on a chain with incense burning in it. They are still used in some churches today. The priest swings the censer and the sweet-smelling smoke is spread about the church.
- (Gr. Thymiato; Sl. kadillo). A metal vessel hung on chains, used in church ceremonies for burning incense. There are twelve small bells attached to the chains, representing the message of the twelve Apostles.
- A vessel suspended by chains, and used for burning
- A vessel in which incense is burned, esp. during religious services. related to incense. Not related to one who censors literature or who subjects misconduct to censure.
- New Creature sacrifices offered in harmony with the Divine will.
- A device that causes hazy images, which take you into high orbit.
- Vessel used to hold incense; may be carried or used to cense people or objects as a form of symbolic cleansing or blessing.
